SLAC continues R&D on 100‐GeV linear collider
OCT 01, 1981
DOI: 10.1063/1.2914327
SLAC is now using about ten percent of its operating budget for research and development on the SLAC Linear Collider, which would be the world’s first linear collider. Unlike a storage ring, a linear collider eliminates the synchrotron radiation produced in circular devices by using an electron linac and a positron linac and then aiming the two beams at each other once (
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